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Ok, but PyQt + Qt assemble a Python Runtime Environment, that enables someone to develop full GUI applications for Pandora without compiling a single line of code. Just imagine: "drop this PND (or whatever) at your SD card and start doing apps for OpenPandora!" Why I don't the like the idea...

Hurray! I did it. It was simpler than I thought. I compiled qreal as double and it worked!!! The first test worked too. Now I have to test everything, update my patches, build everything from scratch without debug symbols and put it here for some gentle soul to pack into a PND :lol:

I just recompiled sip and it worked. I think I know what possibly caused the problem. Inside QtGui I needed to tweak the API due to some sip confusion. It seems that qreal in OpenPandora is float, but sip confuses and uses double. I wrote an workaround, but I think it is not complete. I will...

I did it. But it provides no extra info. addr2line gives me no extra info. I will try to rebuild and see if I missed something, like defining some DEBUG macro or not specifying some compiler/linker option. EDIT: Just in time: I took a look at...

Hmm, sounds interesting... Please, elaborate!

Hi all, I've been tweaking with PyQt since last week and with a "little" help of sebt3, I was able to compile all PyQt modules on top sebt3's qt4.7 build, using Yactfaeu toolchain. When you load the basic modules (QtCore and QtGui), it seems to work, but testing with some PyQt examples that...

*** First, I want to say that I am trying to build a recent and decent version of PyQt (and PySide) for OpenPandora. The idea is to put it on a PND file. PyQt would be easy as drag and drop. I suggest you to wait, but if you can't, keep readeing. *** Well, that is the ugly part. If you look at...

Awsome! Right now, I am trying to build something with the toolchain. Since I can build PyQt and PySide, I will need some help with PND packing. Can you help with this?

I don't mind too, but since a fresh Pandora have about 100MB free NAND, I see no problem putting it on the SD card. Qt and Python are preinstalled, but PyQt is not. PyQt package is "only" 3MB, but the opkg version is pretty outdated and the all the docstrings were removed. If you plan to...

Hi all, The OpenPandora is almost perfect for deploying Python + Qt applications. It comes with Python and Qt4 installed, but PyQt is only available thru opkg. Further, PyQt version is pretty old, although the Qt4 version is updated. We can also build the Nokia's PySide, an alternate Qt...

Hmm, strange. I was able to install it before. Anyway you can download the packages (ipk) from here: http://www.angstrom-distribution.org/repo/?pkgname=python-pyqt http://www.angstrom-distribution.org/repo/?pkgname=python-sip (grab the python-sip 4.7.x version, the other 4.8 crashed for...

You must be root to install packages. try: $ sudo opkg install python-pyqt BTW, even if you successful install PyQt, I suppose your application will not work "out of the box". When you try to run your app the first time, let me know the errors so I can help you. EDIT: Oh, you must...

Please, take a look at this post: Or go directly to the mu site: http://www.assembla.com/spaces/mu-dev Thanks,

Hi all, Remember my last post about the Python and Qt developing kit? I have finally released it. It is called mu, like the greek letter. Check this site: http://www.assembla.com/spaces/mu-dev/ It is supposed to work with any Qt bindings (PyQt or PySide) and on any operational system...

Do you really need to compile this modules? You could use Angstrom Linux packages that are ready to use: http://www.angstrom-distribution.org/repo/?pkgname=perl-module-cpan To install in NAND memory (if you have the space): $ sudo opkg install <package-name> This is just cpan base. You...

Hmm, I am doing this for a few months (and I'm a massive user). Well, maybe I am just lucky and sometime it will blank :( I think that too. I just can't let it go... :lol:

I don't know about you, but I've been managing my Purple Screen problem. In my case, the screen generally come back to normal when you close the lid. When you open it (always slowly) you can see it come back to normal. But when you open it full or it pass from some point it purples! The...

You should take a look a the kit I developed. The idea is that you don't have to do explicit "connects" to set up event handlers. Suppose you make your widget in QtDesigner and name it MyForm and save it in myform.ui file. all you have to do is create a myform.py file with: from mu import...

Right now, I just want to see if PyQt4 works. So I put it in the site-packages and tried to run some simple apps. They ran, BUT the dynamic loading didn't work correctly and some widgets (in particular ListWidgets) did'n appear. Are you having this same problem? PS. Right now I am firewalled...

Fine. It only worked when I copied it to the /usr/lib/pythonXX/site-packages/PyQt4 folder. If not, I would have edit the .py files to remove the PyQt4 prefix of all modules. I just want to see if it works. Unfortunately, it is an old PyQt4 version and pyqtSignal is not defined :( But I...